beviszi

The Hungarian verb "bevisz" translates to "to bring in," "to take in," or "to carry in" in English. It is a compound verb formed by the prefix "be-" meaning "in" and the verb "visz" meaning "to carry" or "to take." The specific meaning of "bevisz" depends on the context of its usage.

Common applications of "bevisz" include physically transporting something or someone into a location. For example, one might "bevisz" groceries into the house, or a parent might "bevisz" their child to school. It can also refer to the act of admitting someone to a place, such as a hospital or a prison, hence "to be admitted." In a more abstract sense, "bevisz" can mean to input data or information into a system or to convey a concept or idea. For instance, one can "bevisz" numbers into a spreadsheet or "bevisz" a new policy. The opposite of "bevisz" is "kiviszi," which means "to take out." Understanding the prefix "be-" and the root verb "visz" is key to deciphering the various nuances of "bevisz."